Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16

mum Der three VIII foe1lDls nhNc einHi' majority m its favor.
 PrrsBUEG, April l3-The Rccompliees of the railroad thieves are Te3oTtng 10 tbreats Co iutimidEte the Pan Handle raiIrond officials. Two more arrests were
 made shortly after midnight, JnO. Earth ana Jpo. Smith. brakcmen, supposed to be implicated m the robberies. They were surpr1sed at their homes. Earth was discharged from the Pan Handle short tune ago and hes since been work inc on the Baltimore and Ohio.
 SAN FRAxcIsco, April 13-The sale has been effected in this city, ot the extens- i've and well known Los Alamos rancho. in Santa Barbara county, tract of lard about forty miles from the town of San Ia BarbarA. embracing l4U0O acres snd heretofore owned by Thos. and Jno, ,,
 Bell. The purchaser Fas D. M. Grover, of Santa Cruz, and inc purchase price
 was S3J0.UOO.
 N.rA, Cal. April 13-Eigar Walters
 1nt r. Wagner, last night, one mile
 f-,u Nspa, bad a prize fight with bare kuu,I,lss. Ia uue round Walters was -.r.,k op the head and TendeIel uncon- -c-aus and has net yet recovered lt is -at~-trd that thirty were present, fhpugh the rcai.er was kept secret. Ile unexpected lUiury to Walters, disclosed the atigr.
 S,,; FEANCIsco, AprIl I3-The pro posed new charter for San Frame s'o ! wEs Cs,eated yesterday, by a vote or l3.ii9 sgalnzt aud g, Iis Tor II.
 CoEE, Ireland, Apri! l2.-Leiiers from | Nr. keunedy appear iu the Cork Hef- | a!d saving that the s'spicious vessel 1 seen of Yuuchsl is tie Galore, which ! lef, au American port ten days agr. ! H, says U is a part of C government l Dlot 10 treat tho people 10 scare m or | lar 10 assi.t in passing the coercion bill, l and that vessels will fruise between ! ( Queenstown and YoughGl and try to l -n.rac men t. assist n landing | dynarl!te, when government agents will | be ready to seizs them. MT, Kennedy
 asserts tba, the plot was inaugurased a' | Dublin Castle,
 NEW YORK. April 12.-The report that | Hepry Willard received the option on the | B. lS O. is generally discredited, and | vesterday a well known corporation at- | torney who occupies a position which | permits hIm t. speak with authority. | said. Henry Ives < O. still hold the | option, and in time there will be carried | ont an alliance between the B. & O. and Cincinnati, Hamilton x Dayton systems | GUAYEAs, April l2-Grest excitement
 prevails here over the expectation that | the Atchison, Topeka S Sants Fe will bul!d a railroad branch to the coal fields
 at San Marcial, La Barrsncs and Los ! ln C.. ssfF~H la n nhnFff liH | miles ea-t ot Ortiz station on the So
 nora railroad, The rumors are that the
 coal is very good and that the coal beds ! arc very extensive. Should this De cor - | firmed by experts, sent to the helis, railway traffic would De increased con
 siderably and GuaymHs would become
 a great commercial port.
 Three of the most important political leaders of the opposition parties have
 gone to ArlzonR for fear of being ar
 rested in Sonora. The state elections
 will take place on the 24sh.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. April l2 2-About noon
 to-day a boiler exploded n hitchelis cGlpet beating establishment on Four | teenth street. Three small buildings ID | the immediate vicinity were wrecked by | the explosion and ChinamGn vas hii by the flying timbers. The building
 caught fire but WAS quickly extluguIsh- | ,d. The damage will amount to about
 S2O0O. The cause Of the explosion Is
 unknown, the engine not being m mo
 tion st the tune.
 ST. LOUIS. April l2-It now trans | pires that the inter state commerce com
 mission has made the same concession to the Mobile & Ohio railroad as II made to the L. tS \. in respect to long and l short hauls ID connection with the water
 way competition, The road IS now using the old tariff.
 PorrsyILLE, April PA shocking ac- | c.denT occurred Ht the mine ot the ! Chamberlain ccliiery, St. Clair, this at- ! ternoon. Miss Beri,s.a ShRul, oi Shsr- | on oyrins=. \. Y. @ student oi NAssaI | College. was visiting Miss Minnie ker | ter. Cf St. Clair, a fel.JW student. The ! TWO youDg ladies in c mpany with tWO ! yonug men, named Short snd Thomson ! operators m the cO.lieI!, entered tne | mine for the purpose ot g.yI1g Iiss | Shaul an opportunity tp inspect She | operation of mining coal. The mine | had not been workiUg for a week and | none but the explorers were inside ai ! the time. h an adjacent apartment ! however, were Albert Thomson. of The l firm. and several others, who We're mak- | ing au examination of the vOfks. ! They were startled 5y heavy explosion | and knowing ths. party had entered I the other slope they hasiened there tc | investigate. About lJO yards from the | foot of the slope they came upon Mes srs | Short and Thomson and the two ladies ! lying upon tae ground, some of them | unconscious and all fughtiu!y burned | and msugled. They were taEen ont sE | speedily ss possible and medical attend ] auce obtained. Mics kerter's face was ! burned beyond recognition, her skull and thigh were fractured and her ankle | crushed. She died this evening. Miss | ShGul had @ leg UBd.y fractured and was | terribly bruised and burned, but n6y | survive. shorts head is 0 mass Of cuts
 and cOntusions and he Is badly burned | He remained unconscious, and his recOv-
 cry is doubtful. Thomson is psIntu!ly | but not fatally bruised. The precise cause of the explosion l. unknown, but
 the suppOsitIOa IS that they carried a
 naked lamp and encountered body of | fire damp. which, igniiing from the lamp,
 exploded with tremendous force.
 SAN FEASCIsCo, April l2-Re.urns Gs
 far as recsiyed up 70 this honr, 10 p. m .. | indicate that ell three oi the constitu- | tional amendments will be defeated. lt is possible that the new charter for San
 Francisco will also b. defeated.
 SAN FEASCIsCo. April 13.-At the En. | nual meeting of the stockholders of the
 Southern Pacific Company, the follow | ing officers and directors were elected
 For the Central Pscliic railroad. Le. land Stanford, President; C. r. Hunt.
 ingion, Vice-President, T.. II Miller
 Secretary: Timothy Hopkins, Treasurer
 Charles CrockeT, C. F. Crocker and W | V. Huuting gtOn directors. For the South. ern Pacific railroad, Charles Crocker. | President: c. r. C7ock-r, Nics Presi-
 dent: Timothy Hopkins, Charles Wayne
 ". V, Huntington, \. I. Smith and J. l.. Willcos,t directors. The earnings | of the past year show net increase O!
 more than fifteen million dollars over | last year. The directors of the branch
 lines were all reelected.
 NAPA, Cal. April l3:-Walters, the
 pugiiist. never recovered hIs conscious-
 ness before he died. His opponent, F. | Wagner, gave himself up 10 the sheriff 1 No other arrests have been made. Sev. ] .--H .F fha offaTr E,,, k,